Which type of therapy makes the assumption that clients have the potential to help themselves, and that the therapist's role is to be supportive of the client's efforts?

The self-system, as described by Bandura, is best described as what?

A) A set of cognitive processes that weigh the outcome expectancy with the reinforcement value B) A set of cognitive processes that develops throughout a person's lifespan to help he or she create reoccurring patterns of behavior that work in all situations C) A set of cognitive processes that aid a person in accomplishing goals that will better his or her chances at survival D) A set of cognitive personality variables that captures one's habitual means of interpreting events in his or her life E) A theory that describes how people have a sense of self-preservation

People with paranoid personality disorder are ______ to seek treatment for themselves and are

more often ______. a. unlikely, men than women c. unlikely, women than men b. likely, men than women d. likely, women than men